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Who are you?

Frog Dreams said:
I think I intentionally failed to understand the point of this thread earlier. I'll try again.

Who am I?

I'm a guy who loves his daughter more than anything in the world. She is the core of my universe. Nothing else comes anywhere near her in terms of importance. So much so, that I have neglected to love myself, which I'm learning to do... but I'm also letting go of myself like a snake shedding it's body. So, who do I love?

I don't want to love myself more than anyone else.

I want to love myself and everything in the universe as much as I love my daughter.

This is going to take me a while, but I'm getting there.

I am me.
I am you.
I am us.

I don't care about past lives or future lives.

I care about me, now.
I care about you, now.
I care about us, now.

<3

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I can't help but recall a visual from The Fountain as seen toward the end of this clip



A bizarre, surreal, manically charged existentialist exercise if I have to describe

Maybe it isn't that odd saw it once was out there but it is unsettling as life and death are perhaps

Do the plants he is working with here represent psychedelics hmm

kiely said:
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Was listening to this recently lol all messed up so faded apparently they make great music for that (i am being a big druggie saying that) lol I did explore them sober too but only on drugs these days
 
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"I have the impression that more and more human individuals are becoming conscious – that the creative spirit, which we call “God,” speaks to us through his creation – through the endlessness of the starry sky, through the beauty and wonder of the living individuals of the plant, the animal, and the human kingdoms."

"We human beings are able to understand this message because we possess the divine gift of consciousness."​

Albert Hofmann
 
Lots of people categorize others before having the full picture, and also tie themselves to traits and values when possible.

I try to do the opposite. Start with a blank canvas and slowly see who my friends are, and not get bogged down with all or nothing values that I'd be hypocritical to label myself as.

To answer the question, idk.
 
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